Article L211-32
Under a repurchase agreement, the seller retains the securities sold under a repurchase agreement as an asset on its balance sheet and records the amount of its debt to the buyer as a liability on its…
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Under a repurchase agreement, the seller retains the securities sold under a repurchase agreement as an asset on its balance sheet and records the amount of its debt to the buyer as a liability on its…
The repurchase agreement relates to financial securities which are not likely to be the subject, throughout the duration of the transaction, of :1. The detachment of a dividend entitlement, giving ent…
The assignment of receivables relating to the financial obligations referred to in article L. 211-36 may be relied on as against third parties upon notification of the assignment to the debtor. The as…
The repurchase agreement becomes enforceable against third parties as soon as the financial securities are delivered, the terms of which are set by decree.
For the purposes of articles L. 211-27 to L. 211-33, public or private bills are treated in the same way as financial securities. However, only credit institutions and finance companies may repurchase…
The rules governing remuneration paid for loans of financial securities are set out in article 38 bis, section 2 of the General Tax Code.
When the borrower disposes of financial securities, priority is given to withdrawing them from the securities of the same type borrowed on the earliest date. Subsequent purchases of securities of the…
If the transferor defaults on its obligation to pay the transfer price, the securities remain the property of the transferee. If the transferee defaults on its obligation to transfer the securities, t…
No one may, in order to avoid obligations arising from financial contracts, rely on article 1965 of the Civil Code, even if these transactions are resolved by the payment of a simple difference.
I. - The agreements relating to the financial obligations mentioned in article L. 211-36 may be terminated, and the debts and receivables relating thereto may be set off between all the parties. The p…
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